Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-05
LOCAL aRGvTlES.

Mr.. Orrin Hypes is back again from New
York.
Capt T. J. kirkpatrick left last evening
for Cleveland.
Mr.. Robert Bancroft arrived home Sun
day noon from his eastern business trip.
Mr.. Frank Myers was in Cincinnati
!ast week taking in Rome under Nero"
Miss Anna Stoner. Of Bellefontaine. is
the guest of Mrs. DIR. A. NJ. Potter. today.
Miss Sarah Howell. of Gallipolis. is
visiting Miss Fannie Smith. of Boiler
street.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Goode. at Sc
west Clark street. q little boy baby weigh
ing eight pounds.
Mr.. George W. Hastings and family re-
turned from their summer saunterinGs on
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Joseph X. Nickum is in Nova Scotia.
He returns soon to Boston, where he makes
his headquarters.
Miss l.. NJ. Troy. teacher in the Dayton
schools. was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W.
S. Newberry. Sunday.
Misses Matte Lawrence and Mary Mar
shall. OF oxford. are the guests OF Mrs.
Vivian, l9l Winter street
Mrs.. Mary Reams. of Mt Victory, Har-
din county, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Downs. OF south Foster street.
Mr.. Fred Franklin. of 1893 west High
street. started at l0:45 Monday morning
for Axiom. Ohio. to attend Buchtel col
lege.
Mr.. George Startzman has received word
from his people. who are on their way to
Lo. Angeles, telling of their safe arrival at
Topeka
Mrs. Conlan and her sister have returnf d
from Greenfield. where they went to attend
the funeral Of their sister. Mrs. Mary
Bresnehan.
Mrs. Wallace Wilson and two children,
of Springfield, are the guests OF DIR. VIII
son. on north Detroit street for few days.
-Xenia Gazette.
About two hundred people. most Of them
colored. came up from Cincinnati on the
excursion yesterday morning. They spent
quiet time in the city.
Mr.. Garrett Bili0w, of Springfield. tai
ented teacher of Clark county. was the
guest of friends in this city yesterday and
today.-Xenia Gazette.
Mr.. Arthur Clark went on the Times
staff this morning. vice Mr.. Frank Hayes.
The latter goes to Troy TO study law in the
Office of Hon. J. c. Williams.
On ard after September 9 one thousand
mile tickets will be sold by the \. Y. 2. 4
o. railroad at the rate Of SIS. good for in
dividual use Of purchaser only.
Mr.. George O'Bannon, Of the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette. and Mr.. John J. Mi
nor, OF the Cincinnati mail force. was in at
tendance at the Baptist association Sum
day.
The following bicyclers ran down to Iel-
low Springs yesterday to spend the day:
Will Hall. Frank Hartford, Gene Stewart.
Ed Maxwell. George Rhoderick and How
ard Olds.
Miss Marie Miller. of east High street.
left today for Sewickly, Pa. where she
visits short time before re-entering into
her duties Is teacher OF music in the Blairs-
vile pa academy.
Mr. Edwin Shivel. after few days stay
in the city with his family, left today for
the east in the interests of the Springfield
Manufacturing company. Mr.. Shivel has
had wonderful success in his work for this
concern.
Mr.. Henry c. Williams, one Of the chief
clerks in Governor FOraker's Office. Colum-
bus, passed Sunday with his parents on
Clifton street. He returned to his desk to-
day and expects to be kept pretty busy all
through the campaign.
The Ohio State Journal editorially IT,
views the case of Geo. c. Bowlus and winds
up with: The moral of the story is that q
real estate man should beware Of how.
when, where and how many investments he
makes in the personal property styled fe-
male affections"